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Check-in: 1500
Check-out: 1100
Local currency: USD
Caesars Palace is a landmark resort evoking the decadence of ancient Rome, where impeccable service reigns supreme and luxury beckons at every turn. Guests will enjoy the finest in accommodations, dining and shopping. In addition, Caesars Palace is home to Bette Midler and 'The Showgirl Must Go On.' The Garden of the Gods, a 4.5-acre pool complex, the world-famous Caesars Palace casino, a modern-day Roman Empire in its own right, and a world-class 23,000-square-foot fitness center and spa. The Forum Shops at Caesars, the Shopping Wonder of the World, is an extraordinary collection of exquisite stores, restaurants and family entertainment set in an ancient Roman marketplace.
Cher takes the stage at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace with a production spectacular that leave audiences in awe. For 90 minutes, the legendary icon performs her hits from across the decades merged with innovative staging and technology, breathtaking choreography and stunning Bob Mackie costumes.
Cultural and musical icon Elton John showcases his 30 years of musical stardom in The Red Piano, an outlandish and unforgettable dreamscape of incredible video imagery and stage props, with photographer David LaChapelle's rich imagery topping this career overview performance extravanganza.
The Garden of the Gods pool oasis has been transformed into the city's most breathtaking aquatic retreat! Spectacular enhancements include an exclusive VIP pool and three additional pools overlooking the oasis, more cabanas, chaise lounges and day beds, plus luxurious amenities like a new poolside cafe, garden wedding venue and an expanded whirlpool spa.
Qua Baths & Spa features 35 massage studios, seven facial studios, and three deluxe Couples Studios for romantic massages and body treatments. The social side of the spa experience is explored in vibrant gathering spaces (private men's and women's), reminiscent of the glorious public baths of ancient Rome, and other unique touches include Tea Lounges, Crystal Body Art and an expansive Fitness Center.
Night spots and party places, some with live entertainment, include classic Vegas-vibed Galleria Lounge, martini bar Terrazza Lounge, Spanish Steps - frozen cocktails in an outdoor Roman Plaza - underwater-themed Seahorse Lounge, cutting-edge Shadow, and sexy/progressive PURE.
An additional-person charge will apply to all persons staying in the room, regardless of age. We regret that children cannot stay free.
PLEASE NOTE- At time of check-in, each individual guest will be required to provide the hotel with a valid credit card or cash deposit in the amount of $100 per each day of guest stay if paying via credit card, or $200 for the entire guest stay if paying via cash (the $200 cash deposit will only activate in-room movies and phone).
Must be 21 or older to check into Las Vegas hotels
Restaurants at the Forum Shops
Bertolini's Fine Dining (Northern Italian Cuisine)
Cheescake Factory (offering over 200 menu items, 40 cheesecakes and desserts)
Chinois (Wolfgang Puck-owned Asian style restaurant with French influence)
Fat Tuesday New Orleans daiquiri bar
La Salsa Mexican Cantina (with items made from fresh & healthy ingredients - featuring a margarita bar)
Palm Restaurant Fine Dining (offering steak and lobster)
Planet Hollywood Restaurant
Spago (Wolfgang Puck-owned restaurant featuring California Cuisine)
Stage Deli (New York Deli-style dining)
Check-in: 1500
Check-out: 1100
Local currency: USD
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The amenities and/or facilities may not be located at this hotel, but within a reasonable distance and additional charges may apply for use. All information has been provided by this hotel.
Overall score
4.0 out of 5
(371 reviews)
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Hotel address: 3570 Las Vegas Boulevard South, Las Vegas, NV 89109
Las Vegas, NV
McCarran International Airport
Located in the heart of the Las Vegas Strip.
Chef Jean-Marie Josselin combines classical European and Asian culinary techniques with ethnic ingredients of the Pacific Rim and the freshest seafood of the Islands.
The brilliantly decorated Neros restaurant offers creative, contemporary American cuisine, beautifully presented and meticulously prepared, specializing in fresh fish, seafood and prime, dry-aged beef.
Located on the 2nd floor of Augustus Tower, this elegant experience mirrors the Restaurant Guy Savoy in Paris, from its intimate dining rooms of rich, deep wood, accented in stone, leather, and contemporary art, to its menu of classic Guy Savoy dishes - like a dark chocolate ganache and chocolate sorbet, Artichoke and Black Truffle Soup garnished with toasted mushroom brioche and truffle butter, and Cote de gros turbot a l'oeuf en salade et soupe: a salad of steamed turbot, spinach and a poached egg nestled on a slotted platter that sits atop a soup bowl with warm fish bouillon garnished with garlic and potato. Boasting sweeping views of the Roman Plaza and the Las Vegas Strip, the restaurant is balanced by an enclosed patio located off the main dining room and a Champagne and wine bar that is anchored by a comforting fireplace.
Hyakumi features exotic Japanese specialties, sushi, Teppan Yaki or a la carte dining.
Famed Bay Area chef Bradley Ogden, whose new take on classic "farm fresh" American cuisine has earned him national acclaim and a gallery of top culinary awards, opened his first restaurant outside of California at Caesars Palace.
Direct from mainland China, Sea Harbour features award-winning authentic Cantonese seafood, including live-to-table selections and exquisite abalone. Open seven nights weekly for dinner only.
International and American favorites anytime day or night. This poolside dining experience offers an extensive a la carte menu and buffet.
Award-winning chef, best-selling cookbook author, and popular television personality Bobby Flay brings the vibrant Southwestern cuisine of his acclaimed Mesa Grill to Las Vegas with his first restaurant outside of New York City at Caesars Palace.
An innovative new dining destination. Inspired by many regional cuisines of mainland China and brought directly from Beijing's sophisticated dining scene, this new casual restaurant offers China's renowned hand-pulled noodles, authentic Shanghai house-made soup dumplings, Cantonese-style a la carte dim sum favorites, signature roasted and braised meats, and live-to-table seafood specialties - all served in a uniquely designed, bird's nest-inspired glowing floral cocoon.
Serendipity 3, one of New York City's most beloved eateries with more than 50 years of history, comes to Caesars Palace! Offering guests a whimsical cafe with many similarities to its New York location, the over-the-top desserts and sweets are perfect for the ultimate indulgence. The menu combines transplanted favorites like the Forbidden Broadway Sundae and Frrrozen Hot Chocolate with new Vegas creations like "Strip" Steak Sandwiches and the Jackpot Sundae.
At Rao's Caesars Palace, Executive Chef Carla Pellegrino prepares the same food that has made the New York location famous, and impossible to get in- Italian cuisine at its finest. The sublime culinary experiences are right at home in recreations of the original Rao's- brick walls, dark oak wood floors, and tin ceilings echo the design of its namesake, in multiple intimate settings. Two small "Rao's Rooms" - just 10 tables each - flank the bar and central space, while the "Feast Room" seats 70 at family-style tables amid the twinkle of Christmas lights. "The Park" is a 50-seat lounge that conjures an al-fresco-like atmosphere and features a replica of Rao's famous street corner facade. A poolside outdoor terrace offers seating for 62 near a bocce ball court. Open for dinner daily. All major credit cards are accepted. For reservations, call (702) 731-RAOS.
This joint venture between Caesars Palace and world-famous Pastry Chef and chocolatier Francois Payard, offers classic French bistro fare and fresh pastries for breakfast and lunch, and for dinner, a four-course all-dessert tasting menu. A retail area also offers chocolates, candies, pastries and coffee to go. Located adjacent to hot-spot Rao's, Payard Patisserie & Bistro Caesars Palace takes an effervescent and whimsical, yet upscale, approach to the classic neighborhood pastry shops found throughout Paris' Left Bank. Enjoy croissants, beignets, craquelin, quiche, savory buckwheat crepes, seared salmon salad and much more at breakfast and lunch. Payard deliberately chose to forego a traditional dinner menu in favor of an all-dessert menu showcasing his inimitable style- courses include Le Fromage (a marriage of cheese and fruit dishes); The Orchard (fruit-based desserts); Coffee, Caramel and Nuts; and Tout Chocolat. Menu items can also be ordered a la carte at the counter bar.
From the time your event begins set-up until the final delegate departs, you will have the full force of Caesars Palace's staff at your disposal. Our knowledgeable convention and meeting service professionals are committed to your success. On-site partners with the same dedication include- Encore Productions, offering state-of-the-art technical support; GES Exposition Services, specializing in event decor; plus a separate destination management company that provides assistance and arranges theme parties, spouse programs, entertainment - anything and everything to make your group's visit memorable.
Please enter check-in and check-out dates to the right to select a room
Check-in: 1500
Check-out: 1100
Local currency: USD
*rate found for check-in Jan 5, check-out Jan 6
Rates displayed reflect the lowest rate found over the next 30 days. This rate is subject to change. Rates may not include service charges, extra person charges, fees or incidental charges (such as room service).
Converted rates (shown in parentheses) are provided for your convenience. They are based on today's exchange rate, but the hotel will charge you in the local currency.
The amenities and/or facilities may not be located at this hotel, but within a reasonable distance and additional charges may apply for use. All information has been provided by this hotel.
Overall score
4.0 out of 5
(371 reviews)
Reviews and scores for each hotel are collected from customers who purchased a stay at that hotel.
Reviewers are asked to rate a variety of hotel attributes on a scale of 1 to 5. The highest possible score is "5," meaning the user was "very satisfied," while "1" is the lowest, meaning the user was "very dissatisfied."
The "overall score" is an average of all reviewer scores submitted for a hotel.
Score
5 out of 5
Excellent Stay!
Maika'i Dec 7, 2009
I checked into the hotel at 12:30am and even at this hour of the morning the staff was alert and courteous. My conference ... was being held in the Palace Tower Ballroom so I asked if I could switch to a room in that same Tower. Even though the computer system was down, [...] the front desk was very accommodating and placed me in a beautifully-appointed room on the 7th floor, a convenient, 2 minute walk/elevator ride to the Palace ball room. I only wish smoking was banned in all indoor areas as this is the ONLY thing that would have improved my stay.
Traveler type: Business
If you like comedy, I recommend seeing Frank Caliendo at the Mirage. He does excellent impersonations of former US presidents, a sports commentator and other celebs. Great release after a long day's work.
Score
3 out of 5
Ceasar's -- Just Ok
Leaving Las Vegas Dec 3, 2009
We were rather disappointed. Las Vegas is just getting so expensive to where it's not fun to go anymore. The ... food/restaurants were all overpriced. We had an expectation that we'd have a coffee pot in the room (and we even spent $100 more a night to upgrade to a Petite Suite - we shouldn't have). It's not just Ceasar's. It's all the hotels/casino's on the strip. You get more for your money at The Holiday Inn. Also - it's dead this time of year. Night life was next to nothing. I don't plan to go back to Vegas for a long time. The allure has worn off.
Traveler type: Couples
Bill's Saloon has a $5.99 steak and eggs breakfast if you get between midnight and 8am. Just across the street from Ceasar's (next to The Flamingo).
Score
4 out of 5
Thanksgiving vacation
The Shopper Dec 1, 2009
We requested two double beds, but were unable to get it because of the occupancy. I understood that, but they were going to ... room move us the next day, but failed to tell us that they would give the room away if you didn't change by 1pm. Since we were out shopping, my sister and I were stuck with a king bed for two nights. They upgraded us for the mix-up, which was nice. The only other part of my stay that I didn't care for was that the parking in the front gets full in the early evening, except for Diamond Members. We had to valet park in the colosseum valet area, which was quite far when carrying shopping bags. Overall, we had a pleasant stay. The staff was very nice. They were MUCH better than the staff at the Mandele Bay Hotel, who didn't care whether you stayed there or not. I've stayed at the Luxor, Palms, Mandele Bay, Caesar's Palace, and about six hotels that weren't big names in Vegas. For the price, location, and service, this was one of the better hotels in Vegas. Mandele Bay was the worst.
Traveler type: Family
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If you like comedy, I recommend seeing Frank Caliendo at the Mirage. He does excellent impersonations of former US presidents, a sports commentator and other celebs. Great release after a long day's work.
--Maika'i, Maui, Hawaii Dec 7, 2009
Bill's Saloon has a $5.99 steak and eggs breakfast if you get between midnight and 8am. Just across the street from Ceasar's (next to The Flamingo).
--Leaving Las Vegas, St. Louis, MO Dec 3, 2009
cesar's have some outstanding shops and great dining options.
--SK, CT Nov 30, 2009
Overall score
4.0 out of 5
(371 reviews)
Reviews and scores for each hotel are collected from customers who purchased a stay at that hotel.
Reviewers are asked to rate a variety of hotel attributes on a scale of 1 to 5. The highest possible score is "5," meaning the user was "very satisfied," while "1" is the lowest, meaning the user was "very dissatisfied."
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Score
5 out of 5
Excellent Stay!
Maika'i Dec 7, 2009
I checked into the hotel at 12:30am and even at this hour of the morning the staff was alert and courteous. My conference ... was being held in the Palace Tower Ballroom so I asked if I could switch to a room in that same Tower. Even though the computer system was down, [...] the front desk was very accommodating and placed me in a beautifully-appointed room on the 7th floor, a convenient, 2 minute walk/elevator ride to the Palace ball room. I only wish smoking was banned in all indoor areas as this is the ONLY thing that would have improved my stay.
Traveler type: Business
If you like comedy, I recommend seeing Frank Caliendo at the Mirage. He does excellent impersonations of former US presidents, a sports commentator and other celebs. Great release after a long day's work.
Score
3 out of 5
Ceasar's -- Just Ok
Leaving Las Vegas Dec 3, 2009
We were rather disappointed. Las Vegas is just getting so expensive to where it's not fun to go anymore. The ... food/restaurants were all overpriced. We had an expectation that we'd have a coffee pot in the room (and we even spent $100 more a night to upgrade to a Petite Suite - we shouldn't have). It's not just Ceasar's. It's all the hotels/casino's on the strip. You get more for your money at The Holiday Inn. Also - it's dead this time of year. Night life was next to nothing. I don't plan to go back to Vegas for a long time. The allure has worn off.
Traveler type: Couples
Bill's Saloon has a $5.99 steak and eggs breakfast if you get between midnight and 8am. Just across the street from Ceasar's (next to The Flamingo).
Score
4 out of 5
Thanksgiving vacation
The Shopper Dec 1, 2009
We requested two double beds, but were unable to get it because of the occupancy. I understood that, but they were going to ... room move us the next day, but failed to tell us that they would give the room away if you didn't change by 1pm. Since we were out shopping, my sister and I were stuck with a king bed for two nights. They upgraded us for the mix-up, which was nice. The only other part of my stay that I didn't care for was that the parking in the front gets full in the early evening, except for Diamond Members. We had to valet park in the colosseum valet area, which was quite far when carrying shopping bags. Overall, we had a pleasant stay. The staff was very nice. They were MUCH better than the staff at the Mandele Bay Hotel, who didn't care whether you stayed there or not. I've stayed at the Luxor, Palms, Mandele Bay, Caesar's Palace, and about six hotels that weren't big names in Vegas. For the price, location, and service, this was one of the better hotels in Vegas. Mandele Bay was the worst.
Traveler type: Family
Score
5 out of 5
Had an amazing stay
SK Nov 30, 2009
We stayed at Centurion tower which was very clean and nice. Our room was a corner room wherein we could see Paris Hotel's ... Tower right from the window. Beautiful view, clean rooms, luxurious bathroom. All in all it was perfect for us and we enjoyed our stay. Room service and housekeeping were very prompt and helpful. Staff overall was very polite and friendly. Cesar is located right at the center of strip, hence we did not have to walk much, it was very accessible and is the heart of the strip (where all the fun happens)
Traveler type: Couples
cesar's have some outstanding shops and great dining options.
Score
3 out of 5
Nice accommodations; VERY SLOW CHECK-IN
The Farmer's Wife Nov 30, 2009
It was okay....we stood in line for over 1/2 hour to get checked in......certainly, there were not enough agents working..... ...
Traveler type: Couples
Score
4 out of 5
perfect location right in between
Illini Fan Nov 29, 2009
Attended college basketball games at Orleans Arena ...
Traveler type: Couples
Mesa Grill
Score
4 out of 5
Worth staying at!
Harried Mom Nov 25, 2009
We checked in and were given a room that other people already occupied, but the hotel made it right by upgrading us to a much ... nicer room. Not sure what they did for the couple we walked in on! The location is great- which can make it easy to go to the Bellagio for multiple viewings of the fountain show!
Traveler type: Family
Score
4 out of 5
Okay value
C-Dub Nov 23, 2009
Valet and bell services were excellent, we decided to stay there because of the closeness of the forum shops and ... restaurants. Room Service was of good quality and arrived within 45 mins as promised. Caesars Palace was a good overall experience, but could have stayed at Encore at Wynn a more exclusive hotel for $80 less a night.
Traveler type: Couples
Score
4 out of 5
Gr8 place to see and stay
iclick4fun Nov 23, 2009
Even if you can't afford to stay here, just go to see the hotel and walk around. ...
Traveler type: Couples
Great central location on the strip. From here you can cover everything on one side of the strip in one day and the other next day. Walkable distance to fast food, monorail(take the bus pass instead as you will spend half day walking to and from the monorail to strip).
Score
4 out of 5
Nice Hotel. A little smokey.
pedsdoc Nov 22, 2009
The hotel was nice and clean with good service. The Noodles 9 restaurant was expensive with below average service. The food ... court had limited selection. We had a room by the broiler so there was an intermittent knocking noise that was annoying. Don't know if this is because the room was booked at a discount through [...]. We had to stay here because that is where my meeting was but would have much preferred the Venetian.
Traveler type: Business
Jersey Boys at the Venetian. One of the best Vegas shows we've seen and we have seen a lot.
Score
4 out of 5
Augusta tower worth the extra.
Karen Nov 22, 2009
Misinformation on room, booked Roman tower with Queen Beds, this was not available at all in the Roman tower, had to upgrade ... to Augusta tower. Beautiful view, clean and very accessible to everything. Beautiful pool area. Staff friendly and helpful.
Traveler type: Family
Score
4 out of 5
Great location and value
Honeymoon on Vegas Nov 16, 2009
The bathroom was amazing in our King room! Marble, double sinks, separate tub & shower-heat lamps-very luxurious! The room ... was large & nice (view not so good, though-a roof & parking garage) and very clean. Probably my only real objection was that the doors leading to the adjoining hotel rooms were showing the lights from the other rooms-I could have gotten on the floor and talked to the people in the next room!! Not exactly the privacy we hoped for...All in all, though, it was a great value and I'd stay there again-IF I could get the same [...] value!
Traveler type: Couples
There is a Walgreen's not far from the hotel-very handy to pick up meds and snacks/drinks (machines are abt 2.50 a bottle for 20 oz of water!!!)
Score
5 out of 5
Nightmare saved
gvikes Nov 11, 2009
After a terrible trip out which took 17 hours (rather than 8) with cancelled flights, etc., the staff at Caesars Palace could ... not have been more gracious & accomodating. First class all the way & I would stay there any time I am in Vegas.
Traveler type: Couples
Score
3 out of 5
Showing Its Age
Linda Nov 10, 2009
Let me start by saying we had a wonderful weekend trip to Vegas and would do it again next weekend if we could, but we would ... stay at a different hotel and casino. Caesars Palace 30 years ago was a grand vacation, today it is living on its past laurels. We arrived for a 48 hour stay in Vegas at 11:30 am but were refused check-in until 2 pm. When we returned at 2, we had to stand in line for 35 minutes to be checked in by one of only 4 staff members. Rather than apologizing for our wait, the staff member greeted us with asking if we wanted to pay more to upgrade our room. Our room in the Roman tower looked over concrete roofs of a building below and Donnie and Marie's giant portrait on the Flamingo staring back at us. The room was fine, nothing fancy but clean, but there are no doors on the bathroom. Rather than a grand casino, Caesars divides into several smaller casinos, many of which are fine but frequently they feel more stuffed into hallways rather than grand casinos. While we met many nice dealers, several of them were extremely gruff, not just to us but to others at the tables. Barmaids were scarce. Lunch at the Palm in the Forum was the highlight meal of the trip. The steak at Bradley Ogdens was inedible. The bars were bars. Pure, the nightclub, was worth the wait in line. Bette Midler was what we expected, over the top and entertaining. The pool which once upon a time was one of the greatest spots at Caesars is shaded most of the day due to the tall buildings and they now charge for everything that is comfortable to sit on. For the money, we have enjoyed the MGM much more. The second day we went there to eat, drink and gamble and had a wonderful time. Caesars needs updated, they need to train their staff on courtesy and remember they are a service industry. It has a wonderful location but that is not enough to draw us back.
Traveler type: Couples
The Palms is located inside the Forum shopping area. We had a spectacular lunch there. The food was delicious, the service was friendly. We did not feel rushed or forgotten. It was the highlight meal of our trip.
Score
5 out of 5
excellent at ceasars
diana Nov 10, 2009
the hotel was fab.soon as we entered the hotel we was astonished by the detail what had gone into every bit of the hotel.the ... hotel as everything under one roof and we will def be visiting again.
Traveler type: Family
must go and see the douncing fountains at the balligio and the volcano at the mirage.
Score
4 out of 5
Caesars
M&M's Nov 9, 2009
Great customer service, good shops and restaurants inside the hotel. Mesa was really good and had a good price. ...
Traveler type: Couples
Look for lunch specials.
Score
5 out of 5
Amazing
Ciabs Nov 6, 2009
Went there with a few of the guys, upgraded when we got there and was well worth it. Palace tower rooms were perfect. the ... casino is amazing whatever you need is there and has everything for anyone. first time to Vegas and will go again and stay at Caesars
Traveler type: Friends
Pure Nightclub, table up on the patio overlooking the strip while great tracks and alcohol keep you entertained all night.
Score
4 out of 5
Standard Room
Couple Aged 30 Nov 3, 2009
Loved the staff at the casino's Craps table. Rooms were clean & nicely decorated, but we found the mirror over the bed ... intriguing. ;) We will stay there again for sure!
Traveler type: Couples
Amazing dinner at Japonais at the Mirage Hotel & Casino, which is next door to Ceasars...
Score
5 out of 5
Fantastic experience
O.T. Nov 3, 2009
GREAT ...
Traveler type: Couples
Score
5 out of 5
Put this destination on your bucket list
Satisfied Nov 2, 2009
Hotel was clean, safe, centrally located on the strip. Pools are an experience on their own. Will DEFINITELY be returning to ... Ceasars as soon as possible
Traveler type: Family
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If you like comedy, I recommend seeing Frank Caliendo at the Mirage. He does excellent impersonations of former US presidents, a sports commentator and other celebs. Great release after a long day's work.
--Maika'i, Maui, Hawaii Dec 7, 2009
Bill's Saloon has a $5.99 steak and eggs breakfast if you get between midnight and 8am. Just across the street from Ceasar's (next to The Flamingo).
--Leaving Las Vegas, St. Louis, MO Dec 3, 2009
cesar's have some outstanding shops and great dining options.
--SK, CT Nov 30, 2009
Mesa Grill
--Illini Fan, Clinton, IL Nov 29, 2009
Great central location on the strip. From here you can cover everything on one side of the strip in one day and the other next day. Walkable distance to fast food, monorail(take the bus pass instead as you will spend half day walking to and from the monorail to strip).
--iclick4fun, Dallas, TX Nov 23, 2009
Jersey Boys at the Venetian. One of the best Vegas shows we've seen and we have seen a lot.
--pedsdoc, Ogden Utah Nov 22, 2009
There is a Walgreen's not far from the hotel-very handy to pick up meds and snacks/drinks (machines are abt 2.50 a bottle for 20 oz of water!!!)
--Honeymoon on Vegas, Washington, PA Nov 16, 2009
The Palms is located inside the Forum shopping area. We had a spectacular lunch there. The food was delicious, the service was friendly. We did not feel rushed or forgotten. It was the highlight meal of our trip.
--Linda, Fairfax, VA Nov 10, 2009
must go and see the douncing fountains at the balligio and the volcano at the mirage.
--diana, united kingdom Nov 10, 2009
Look for lunch specials.
--M&M's, Denver, CO Nov 9, 2009
Pure Nightclub, table up on the patio overlooking the strip while great tracks and alcohol keep you entertained all night.
--Ciabs, Melbounre, Australia Nov 6, 2009
Amazing dinner at Japonais at the Mirage Hotel & Casino, which is next door to Ceasars...
--Couple Aged 30, Detroit, Michigan Nov 3, 2009
Don't miss "O" by Cirque Du Soleil. it is a life changing experience. At the Bellagio hotel.
--Big Mama, Hoboken, NJ Nov 2, 2009
Caesars does have a number of fine dining right on the premises. Mesa Grill is our favorite and Raos is superior Italian dining. I wouldn't recommend wasting the money at Nero's or Bradley Ogden.
--JK, Boston, MA Oct 30, 2009
The buffet at the Bellagio was the best. I highly recommend it. The other hotels are a short walk away and the shopping was awesome but expensive for my wallet.
--Roula, Hermosa Beach, CA Oct 30, 2009
downtown had better prices on food. nothing fancy but very good and affordable.
--bettes biggest fan, denver,co Oct 20, 2009
The shopping around Caesars and the Forum is high end (fun to look at but very pricey).
--Umich, Grand Rapids, MI Oct 19, 2009
Go see the Beatles Love show at the Mirage, amazing!
--Anniversary Travler, Fort Worth, TX Oct 18, 2009
RAO'S Italian Restaurant
--bsipovac, Palm Desert Ca. Oct 16, 2009
Other than a pastry for breakfast, and dinner one evening after a show, we ate at other places. Margaritaville is located just across the street and provides a great atmosphere for a Parrot Head like me.
--Traveling Lady, Georgia Oct 16, 2009
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